Speeches
George Washington, the first President of the United States (1732-1799)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
-01- ABOUT THIS BOOK
-02- ACCEPTENCE OF COMMAND OF THE CONTINENTAL ARMY
-03- DECEMBER 25,1776
-04- CIRCULAR LETTER ADDRESSED TO THE GOVERNORS OF ALL THE STATES
-05- EIGHTH STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS
-06- FIFTH STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS
-07- FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS
-08- FIRST STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS
-09- FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
-10- FOURTH STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS
-11- GEORGE WASHINGTON'S CORRESPONDENCE WITH JOSEPH WHIPPLE
-12- GENERAL ORDERS
-13- WASHINGTON'S LETTER TO DR. BAKER
-14- LETTER TO CARTER
-15- LETTER TO REV. WILLIAM GORDON
-16- LETTER TO TOURO SYNAGOGUE
-17- MESSAGE TO THE HOUSE OF MARCH 30, 1796
-18- Message to the Senate of August 4, 1790
-19- MESSAGE TO THE SENATE OF AUGUST 6, 1790
-20- MESSAGE TO THE SENATE OF AUGUST 7, 1790
-21- MESSAGE TO THE SENATE OF AUGUST 11, 1790
-22- MESSAGE TO THE SENATE OF FEBRUARY 26, 1796
-23- MESSAGE TO THE SENATE OF JANUARY 11, 1790
-24- MESSAGE TO THE SENATE OF JANUARY 11, 1792
-25- MESSAGE TO THE SENATE OF JANUARY 17, 1791
-26- MESSAGE TO THE SENATE OF JANUARY 19, 1791
-27- DOCUMENTS.
-28- MESSAGE TO THE SENATE OF JUNE 11, 1789
-29- MESSAGE TO THE SENATE OF MARCH 7, 1792
-30- ARTICLES PROPOSED BY DON DIEGO GARDOQI TO BE INSERTED IN THE TREATY WITH THE UNITED STATES.
-31- MESSAGE TO THE SENATE OF MARCH 31, 1796
-32- MESSAGE TO THE SENATE OF SEPTEMBER 17, 1789
-33- NATIONAL THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
-34- NEWBURGH ADDRESS
-35- ON MAINTAINING AN ARMY
-36- PROCLAMATION 4
-37- RESIGNATION AS COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF THE CONTINENTAL ARMY
-38- SECOND INAUGURAL ADDRESS
-39- SECOND STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS
-40- SEVENTH STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS
-41- SIXTH STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS
-42- STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESSES
-43- THE RULES OF CIVILITY AND DECENT BEHAVIOUR
-44- THIRD STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS
-45- VETO OF THE APPORTIONMENT BILL, APRIL 5, 1792